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Cryptocurrency exchange operator Bullish exceeded expectations in its US initial public offering, setting a price of $37 per share. The company raised $1.11 billion from the sale, reaching a valuation of $5.41

Japan’s Nikkei index broke a record on Wednesday, surpassing 43,000 points for the first time in its history and extending its rise for the sixth trading day. Rising 1.7% during the day

Standard Chartered announced on Wednesday that it has raised its year-end price forecast for Ethereum (ETH) from $4,000 to $7,500. The bank cited increased interaction within the sector in recent months and

July inflation data in the US, while not giving a clear signal on tariffs, strengthened expectations of a Fed interest rate cut. This optimism pushed Wall Street indices to record highs, while

China’s tech giant Tencent outperformed expectations in the second quarter, increasing its revenue by 15% year-over-year. The company achieved revenue of 184.5 billion yuan ($25.7 billion), boosted by strong game sales and

US stock index futures traded flat on Tuesday ahead of the critical inflation report, which could be decisive for the Fed’s September interest rate decision. Markets are also pricing in the partial

The Indian rupee closed flat on Tuesday ahead of critical inflation data from the US and India. The market is awaiting the data release for clues about future interest rates. The local

Major financial companies such as Bank of America, Citigroup, and Fiserv are preparing to launch their own dollar-backed digital tokens under the US’s first stablecoin law. US President Donald Trump signed the

US-based Spirit Airlines has announced serious concerns about its ability to continue operations, just months after emerging from bankruptcy. The company is under pressure due to weak domestic demand and decreasing cash

The US and China have averted a potential major trade crisis by postponing the implementation of reciprocal tariffs exceeding 100% for 90 days. The decision will allow retailers to increase their stocks,